Article: Disability Ministry in Singapore: Current State and Future Prospects

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KIN’s Jesselyn Ng, Janice Ho and Leow Wen Pin were invited to contribute an article to Reformed World, the journal of the World Communion of Reformed Churches, an ecumenical body bringing together Presbyterian-affiliated churches. The article, part of the recent volume that explores Intersections of Church and Disability, provides an overview of the landscape of disability ministry in Singapore, the challenges faced, and KIN’s role in empowering churches to include of persons with disabilities into the body of Christ.

Read the article here to find out more.

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